BTC: Actual Daily Issuance at Ending BTC/USD Price

Bitcoin Actual Daily Issuance at Ending BTC/USD Price was $31,729,525 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The US dollar value of the new bitcoin issued each day: the new coins miners claimed, at that day's closing price.

Why use it. It is what the network pays miners in new coins each day, the new supply the market has to absorb. How to read it. Higher means more new coins or a higher price. It counts new coins only, not fees, and halves at each halving. A miner who claims less than the full reward lowers it; the genesis block's coins are included.

Calculation. Exact definition: Each UTC day's actual BTC issuance valued at the admitted USD price at the end of that day. Higher values mean more issuance or a higher ending price. Actual issuance is total claimed coinbase output value minus transaction fees, not scheduled subsidy or total miner revenue; unclaimed rewards reduce it, it includes genesis issuance and it may be negative. Each day is valued once at its ending price, not as intraday proceeds. Missing inputs stay gaps. Earlier prices are retrospective observations, not proof of historical availability. supply.Issued × ckh.DailyBoundaryPriceUSD with 40-significant-digit decimal multiplication. UTC day D is plotted at D 00:00 and uses the D+1 00:00 UTC boundary: admitted daily closing quotes before 2026-10-03, then admitted prospective quotes at or before the boundary within 15 minutes, with no hourly carry. Native issuance comes from our own validated Bitcoin Core node.